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Physics seminars are usually hosted in MB537 [North Campus, Math Building B, floor 5, room 537]. For the AY24/25 Semester 2, the default seminar time is Tuesday 11 AM. All times are Beijing time.

2025

  • [online] Ben Assi, University of Cincinatti, QCD Theory meets Information Theory, Tuesday April 29 11 AM

  • Gonzalo Herrera, Virginia Tech, Dark Matter and Cosmic Neutrino Background Detection from Black Hole Environments, Tuesday April 15 11 AM

  • Ariel Arza, Nanjing Normal University, Probing dark photon dark matter with the Milky Way electron cloud, Tuesday April 8 11 AM

  • [online] Daniel Diaz, University of Miami, On some aspects of (cosmological) fine-tuning, Tuesday 1 April, 11 AM

  • Wen Liu, Gallium Nitride Power Device Technology for a Green FUTURE, Friday 21 March, 11 AM

  • Zhikai Wang, The Evolution of Quantum Computing: Milestones from Theory to Modern Breakthroughs and Future, March 7 11 AM

2024

  • Dr. Mingjie Jian, Stockholm University, The impact of stellar helium content and recent measurement effort, December 6 11 AM

  • Dr. Jiadong Li, Max Planck Institute of Astronomy, The twin binary deficit in low-metallicity solar-type star, December 6 11 AM

  • Prof. Wei Ren, Recent advances in materials genome and computational condensed matter physics, November 26, 2024

  • Dr. Yuanming Wang, Study Extreme Time-domain Transient Events with ASKAP telescope, November 8 11 AM

  • Prof. Eben Goodale, Free Species diversity and information, November 1 11 AM

  • Francesco Zonta, Free energy landscapes in protein dynamics and design, October 18 11 AM

  • Prof. Dr. Reinar Spurzem, Dynamics of nuclear and globular clusters, neutron stars, black holes, gravitational waves, October 17, 11 AM

  • A/Prof. Ivan Parati, Geometric Harmony: The Art & Science of Tessellation and Natural Patterns, September 20 11 AM

  • Liam Gourlay, Recreating the Standard Model through Cayley-Dickson algebras, May 30 3 PM

  • Dr. Thomas Selig, AI chatbots for learning computer programming, May 16 11 AM

  • Prof. Wei Chen, The Invention of Copper Cysteamine Illumination Many Areas, April 17 11 AM

  • Prof. John Dennis, Department of Chemistry, Structure-property relationships for the electronic applications of pure bis-adducted isomers of phenyl-C61 butyric acid methyl ester, March 6 10 AM

 

Contact

Contact andrew.fowlie@xjtlu.edu.cn for any details or to suggest speakers.

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